Category: North West Sport

Quirindi’s Sam Carter will once again play for the Brumbies after the team defeated the Sharks by 25-points in Canberra over the weekend. The sudden-death win over the Sharks could have ended Carter’s run with the Brumbies.. but now the team will travel to Argentina to play the Jaguares in the semi-final. After the Super…

The Inverell Saints recorded a massive win over Moree on the weekend, with Lachie White kicking six goals. Meanwhile Gunnedah notched-up a similar result over the Tamworth Kangaroos. The Bulldogs led 83-points to 32 at half-time, before going on to win by 102-points. Gunnedah’s Jacob Spackman once again featuring for the Bulldogs, kicking six majors.…

It’s a victory that now elevates Oxley Vale Attunga into the top four of the Northern Inland Premier League. Yesterday’s 4-3 win over North Companions came down to an exciting last minute goal.  

The Junior Wallabies have gone down to France by just one point this morning, in the final of the under-20 world rugby championship. The team featuring former Central North Rugby juniors, Bo Abra and Harry Wilson lost 24-23. Wilson scored one of Australia’s three tries. PLEASE NOTE: AUDIO UNAVAILABLE.

Five penalty goals helped earn the Blue Boars a narrow win in Central North Rugby yesterday. While the Walcha Rams out-scored Narrabri three-tries-to-one – it was the boot of Michael Cain, that was the telling difference.  

Armidale’s Georgie Morgan will play for the Hockeyroos tomorrow, when they meet the Netherlands in the FIH Pro League. It’ll be a tough game with the Aussies coming off a mid-week defeat to Belgium.. While the Netherlands have won their last 13 consecutive matches. Despite the result, the Hockeyroos will finish the home and away…

The Junior Wallabies are hoping to become the world under-20 rugby champions, when the face off with France tomorrow morning. Representing the region is Tamworth Pirates junior Bo Abra.  

At the half-way point of last season, the Walcha Rams were sitting in sixth. This year the 2018 grand-finalists have already made their intentions clear, leading the Central North Rugby ladder.  

Tomorrow night’s Super Rugby quarter-final against the Coastal Sharks in Canberra could potentially be Sam Carter’s last for the ACT Brumbies. The Quirindi rugby product has signed to play in Ireland at the end of the season, with the 29-year-old among a number of players leaving the Super Rugby franchise. The move making tomorrow night’s…

The Tamworth Thunderbolts have already shown they’ve got the ability to win away from home this season. This weekend though, that will be put to the test, as the Bolts will play two matches in as many days. Tomorrow night they take on the Hawkesbury Jets, before backing-up on Sunday morning against the Central Coast…